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    Nightmares and Serum Cholesterol Level: a Preliminary Report
    (Canadian Psychiatric Assoc, 2005) Agargun, MY; Gulec, M; Cilli, AS; Kara, H; Sekeroglu, R; Dulger, H; Inci, R
    Objective: To examine whether there is a relation between nightmares and serum lipid levels. Methods: Fifteen subjects who met DSM-IV criteria for the diagnosis of nightmare disorder and 15 healthy control subjects participated in the study. We used an enzymatic colorimetric method for cholesterol and triglyceride determination. We measured high-density lipoprotien (HDL) cholesterol using the direct HDL-cliolesterot method. Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) was calculated according to the Friedewald formula. Results: Patients with nightmare disorder had. lower serum triglyceride, lower total cholesterol, and lower LDL levels than healthy control Subjects. Conclusion: These findings suggest that nightmares are associated with low serum lipid levels.
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    Nightmares and Terminal Insomnia in Depressed Patients With and Without Melancholic Features
    (Elsevier Ireland Ltd, 2005) Besiroglu, L; Agargun, MY; Inci, R
    To investigate the relationship between nightmares and melancholic features (MF) in depression, we compared depressed patients with and without MF (n=82 and n=75, respectively) regarding the presence of nightmares. Nightmares were significantly more frequent in patients with ME Depressed mood in the morning may be related to negative dream content. (c) 2005 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.